Browar Witnica

Browar Witnica is a regional brewery based in the Lubusz region of Poland. Its own website states that brewing in the Lubusz region dates back to the 14th century, when the small village of Witnica (then the German village of Vitz) in the Warta valley became the property of the Cistercian order from Mironice, whose monks brewed beer under a privilege. The brewery today presents itself as a regional brewery with a museum, the Lubuskie Brewing Museum, and a production line open to visitors, and it offers the Lubuska natural mineral water brand alongside its beers. Its beers are described on the site as having medals, awards and quality marks, and the brewery offers home delivery of its Lubuskie beer.

According to the brewery's own website, the beginnings of brewing in the Lubusz region date back to the 14th century, when the small village of Witnica, located in the Warta valley and then still the German village of Vitz, became the property of the Cistercian order from Mironice. Under a privilege it held, the monks brewed beer on their estates. The brewery today presents itself as a regional brewery and invites visitors to a virtual tour of the brewery and its museum, as well as to visit the Lubuskie Brewing Museum and its production line.

Regional brewery

• Lubuska natural mineral water

• Lubuskie beer

1. 1Strona głównabrowar-witnica.pl
2. 2Browar Witnicawikidata.org